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1. violin

I play violin.

I wish I hadn't given Tom my grandfather's violin.

The insurance on his violin costs $200 a year.

Roger Miller learned to play the guitar and the violin. Much later, he learned to play the drums.

In Japan children as young as 3 begin violin lessons.

Playing the violin requires much practice.

By next month he will have been learning how to play the violin for five years.

Violin, piano and harp are musical instruments.

What's the difference between a violin and a piano? A piano burns longer.

Marinos placed his violin under his chin and began to play a beautiful tune.

His violin has a wonderful sound and a lovely form.

Playing violin isn't so easy.

This piece of music has a lovely violin solo in the middle.

The best violins were made in 17th century Italy.

I bet you'd never heard of a Stroh violin before Tom Waits dug it back up! Anyway, it used a large metal horn as its resonator instead of a wooden box so it could be picked up better by recording equipment before the late 1920s.

Englisch Wort "skrzypce"(violin) tritt in Sätzen auf:

Lekcja 16 - Czy uprawiasz jakiś sport?
rep ang unit 9 muzyka i literatura
kultura - macmillan matura podstawowa
Sprawdzian rozdz. 2 - School kl. 4
Muzyka - muzycy i instrumenty muzyczne

2. fiddle

Nero did not actually fiddle while Rome burned.

He fiddled his tax return.

The fiddle is a common instrument in celtic music.

I'm as fit as a fiddle.

The ability to keep on cashing out is what tempted some to fiddle the books.

He's definitely the right guy for the job. Let him fiddle with a computer and he perks right up.

My usual practice was just to fiddle with the controls until pedaling felt about right, then leave them where they were until I couldn’t stand it any longer.

The ten million pound transaction was simply a fiddle.

We need someone to play the fiddle.

She fiddled with the things on her desk to avoid having to look at him.

Do not fiddle with your tie or jewellery. Keep your hands relaxed

Jimmy Carter fiddles with Pope John Paul II’s windblown cape at the White House in October 1979.

Having a cup in your hand creates the opportuinity for distraction: you might fiddle with it or miss a question while taking a sip of coffee.

He sings and fiddles very well.

It's a fiddle going to and fro between the keyboard and mouse so are there shortcuts to allow operation using only the keyboard?